NASDAQ Futures are down 20 with -19 Fair Value, S&P Futures are down 8 with -7 Fair Value and Dow Futures are down 47 after explosions in Brussels shocked the markets. Futures were in better shape early this morning and began a dive after 2am that bottomed near 4:30am and has bounced but struggled to fully recover all morning as as we head into the open.

Asian markets were mixed today. China ended down 0.64%, Hong Kong lost 0.08% while Japan gained 1.94%. European markets are down today, likely affected by the situation in Brussels. The UK is currently down 0.53%, Germany is down 0.46% and France is leading the decline, down 1.02%.

Commodities are mixed this morning. Oil is down 1.3%, natural gas is up 1.53% and gold is up 0.85%. Unleaded gas is down 0.21% and heating oil is down 0.53%. Metals are up except copper. Meat is down. Coffee, corn, wheat and soybeans are up while cocoa and cotton are down.

AAPL had a relatively solid market reaction to the yesterday's event, dropping a single penny or 0.01%. AAPL opened up at 106 to moderately high volume and immediately jumped up to the upper-106 area where it remained for hours on low volume with an exception of a curious "odd print" of 110.56 that was later "revised" to 107.65. The event began at 1pm and AAPL struggled in the low-106 area on moderate to light volume. Apple showcased a new 4-inch iPhone, a new smaller iPad Pro and updated Apple Watch. Just before winding down at 2pm AAPL dipped on a fairly predictable but weakened "sell on the news" type action with high volume but quickly recovered and rapidly reached the low-106 area again.